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Herzog Leads Ceremonies Marking 31 Years Since Rabin Assassination

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Herzog Rejects Pardon for Rabin's Assassin, Warns Against Political Violence

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President Isaac Herzog stated at a memorial for Yitzhak Rabin that political violence must be rejected and elections are not civil war. The ceremony took place Thursday at Mount Herzl in Jerusalem. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Opposition Leader Yair Lapid did not attend.

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  • President Isaac Herzog stated political violence must not be tolerated.
  • Herzog warned that elections are not a civil war.
  • The remarks were made at a memorial for assassinated PM Yitzhak Rabin.
  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Yair Lapid did not attend the ceremony.
Herzog Rejects Pardon for Rabin's Assassin, Warns Against Political Violence
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